Administrative Law lawyers

Talita Amaro

Partner

Siqueira Castro – Advogados

Tamar Dolev-Green

Partner, Head of Competition & Antitrust Department

Epstein Rosenblum Maoz (ERM)

Tamara Brborović

Tamara Brborović has a wide range of knowledge and within the company she specialises in the practice area of collective and individual employment law, to which aim she constantly and continuously attends seminars and lectures as well as studies relevant case law and publications.She also focused her legal interests on Commercial (contract and statutory) law and representation in litigation and arbitration proceedings, as well as in administrative & misdemeanour proceedings. She has also completed the WIPO’s General Course on Intellectual Property DL-101HR in 2019. Out of many attributes that distinguish Tamara Brborović from her colleagues is her creativity in solving cases, leaving no space for any pessimism, which is highly recognisable and appreciated not only by other team members in the Law Firm, but by the clients as well. Among clients, she stands out as a very self-confident and reliable lawyer who timely and fully informs the clients about both positive and possible negative outcomes of court proceedings, which is why she enjoys great trust among the clients. Tamara Brborović graduated in 2013 from the Law Faculty of the Zagreb University. In 2016 she passed the Bar Exam (with 88/100 points).

Law Firm Babic, Brborovic & Partners

Tanya Smart

Tanya is an insurance specialist and an Accredited Specialist in personal injury. For over 25 years, she has worked with insurers and self-insured corporations to resolve CTP and public liability claims, including major and catastrophic claims. Her clients include IAG and Allianz. Tanya has defended claims involving complex insurance indemnity issues, dual insurance, nervous shock, compensation to relatives claims, multi-defendant matters with cross-claims, detailed quantum calculations, and administrative law challenges to decisions of Members and medical Assessors of the Personal Injury Commission. Tanya has deepened her knowledge of administrative law through her pro bono practice in judicial review of decisions of tribunals of the Federal Government concerning asylum seekers. Tanya has defended cases related to accidents which have occurred in most states and territories within Australia as well as in the UK, requiring knowledge of the damages regimes in those jurisdictions. She has acted as an advocate at numerous assessment conferences conducted by Members of the Personal Injury Commission.

Hall & Wilcox

Taryn Urquhart

Taryn Urquhart maintains a ‎regulatory litigation and administrative law practice with a focus on transportation matters.‎ Taryn’s transportation practice principally focuses on providing complex ‎regulatory advice to private and public sector clients on the provincial and federal ‎regulatory ‎requirements applicable to railways and adjacent industries. This includes advising on the construction, ‎development and operation of railways, and in the areas of railway safety, security, level of services and related ‎‎regulatory matters.‎ She also provides strategic advice to shippers, ports, terminals and shortline railways in their interface with the Class I railways including with respect to confidential contracts, railway access issues, the development of crossings, sidings, spurs and other infrastructure, and discontinuance. Taryn regularly acts for shippers and public sector clients in pursuing statutory remedies under the Canada ‎Transportation Act, the Canada Marine Act and other federal legislation including final offer arbitration, level of service arbitration, net salvage value ‎determinations, judicial review and related commercial litigation. ‎ Taryn regularly appears before the Federal Court of Canada, the Federal Court of Appeal, the British Columbia Supreme Court, and the British Columbia Court of Appeal. She also frequently appears before regulatory tribunals, arbitrators, and decision-makers including the Canadian Transportation Agency, ‎Canadian International Trade Tribunal, and the federal and provincial ‎privacy commissioners.

DLA Piper (Canada) LLP

Tatevik Malkhasyan

Partner, Attorney

LSA law firm

Tatjana Katalan

Partner

DORDA Rechtsanwälte GmbH

Tavo Tiits

Tavo Tiits is a Specialist Counsel at COBALT Estonia and he is also co-leading the Real Estate and Construction industry.

Cobalt

Tayla Dye

Partner

Webber Wentzel

Teodora Marocco

PARTNER

Gianni & Origoni

Teodoro L. Regala, Jr.

Senior Partner

Angara Abello Concepcion Regala & Cruz Law Offices (ACCRALaw)

Teppei Mogi

Teppei Mogi is the firm’s partner in charge of international business law and international dispute resolution. He has been providing legal advice on various distribution agreements, licensing agreements, joint venture agreements, M&A agreements, infrastructure project agreements and other agreements relating to international transactions for the nearly 30 years. He has represented both Japanese and foreign clients, among others, in the areas of construction, plant engineering, energy, pharmaceuticals and machinery. His work has recently been focused on the resolution of international business disputes, including arbitration and mediation. He has represeted clients in a number of international arbitration cases (including JCAA, ICC, AAA, SIAC and LCIA cases). He is also active as arbitrators. He is listed in JCAA and SHIAC.

Oh-Ebashi LPC & Partners

Teresa Garza

Senior Associate

Hogan Lovells

Teresita Vial

Director

Lembeye

Thandiwe Seboletswe

Senior Associate

Adams & Adams

Thays Chrystina Munhoz de Freitas

Giamundo Advogados

Theodore Fortsakis

He heads the Firm's Energy & Natural Resources and EU & Competition Practice.

Fortsakis, Diakopoulos, Mylonogiannis & Associates Law Firm

Thiago Cardoso Araújo

Partner

Bocater Advogados

Thiago Jabor Pinheiro

Partner

Mattos Filho

Thiago Sombra

Partner

Mattos Filho

Thierry Dal Farra

After working as a senior official (at the Legal Affairs Department at the Ministry for the Economy and Finance, then at the Council of State, the Administrative Supreme Court of France [Conseil d’Etat]) and as an academic (teaching at the Université de Paris II Panthéon-Assas), Thierry Dal Farra joined the Paris Bar in 1993 and created the Public Business Law department of UGGC Avocats the same year. He now oversees UGGC’s practice and department for Public Business Law and Public Criminal and Disciplinary Law. His approach to legal practice focuses on three main categories: First, for public procurement law (including procurement procedures, partnerships, concessions, and complex contractual arrangements): determining the legal framework to implement in support of a public project, assisting civil engineering firms and public utility operators with their commercial policies, conducting or monitoring procurement procedures, and, increasingly often, handling difficulties related to the performance of contracts (litigation support and using conciliation, mediation, and arbitration mechanisms). Second, for regulatory matters related to economic activities: analysing the legality of these activities, their consequences on economic operators, and establishing public authority liability. And third: compliance and the disciplinary and criminal law aspects of economic activities: public finances (litigation before the Court of Budgetary and Financial Discipline and the Court of Auditors [Cour des Comptes]), the criminal law aspects of public procurement (risks to companies and public purchasers), criminal law for senior officials (functional protection), and prevention of criminal and disciplinary risk for companies that have relations with public administrations (ethics; compliance).

UGGC Avocats

Thierry Gallois

Partner

Racine

Thijs Franssen

Thijs Franssen has been with Pels Rijcken since 2016. He specialises in private law in relation to the public sector, with a particular focus on liability and compensation law. Thijs mainly represents the Dutch government and local authorities, including provinces and municipalities. Thijs graduated cum laude from Tilburg University with a master’s degree in Dutch Constitutional and Administrative Law. Prior to joining Pels Rijcken, he practised law at AKD. In addition to his work as a lawyer, Thijs frequently publishes articles, mainly in the Dutch Journal for Administrative Law. He also lectures regularly. Thijs is a member of the Dutch VAR Administrative Law Association and the Construction Law Association.

Pels Rijcken

Thomas Debray

Partner

Balch & Bingham LLP